MultiDOFJointTrajectoryPointPublisher QML Type
Publishes trajectory_msgs::msg::MultiDOFJointTrajectoryPoint messages — Each multi-dof joint can specify a transform (up to 6 DOF). More...
| Import Statement: | import QtRos2.TrajectoryMsgs |
| Inherits: | |
| Status: | Experimental Extension |
Properties
- accelerations : list<twist>
- timeFromStart : duration
- transforms : list<transform>
- velocities : list<twist>
Methods
- void publish(multiDOFJointTrajectoryPoint msg)
Detailed Description
MultiDOFJointTrajectoryPointPublisher publishes multiDOFJointTrajectoryPoint values to a ROS 2 topic. Set the topic and node properties, then call publish() to send messages.
See also MultiDOFJointTrajectoryPointSubscriber and multiDOFJointTrajectoryPoint.
Property Documentation
accelerations : list<twist>
The accelerations field value included in the next publish. Setting this property emits accelerationsChanged and, when autoPublish is true, requests a publish at the end of the current event-loop iteration.
timeFromStart : duration
The timeFromStart field value included in the next publish. Setting this property emits timeFromStartChanged and, when autoPublish is true, requests a publish at the end of the current event-loop iteration.
transforms : list<transform>
The transforms field value included in the next publish. Setting this property emits transformsChanged and, when autoPublish is true, requests a publish at the end of the current event-loop iteration.
velocities : list<twist>
The velocities field value included in the next publish. Setting this property emits velocitiesChanged and, when autoPublish is true, requests a publish at the end of the current event-loop iteration.
Method Documentation
void publish(multiDOFJointTrajectoryPoint msg)
Publishes multiDOFJointTrajectoryPoint msg to the ROS 2 topic set by the topic property. Does nothing if the publisher is not connected.
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